Kwang people - Revision history

Roxanne at 13:36, 21 December 2025

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	=== Hiang ===		=== Hiang ===
	In 1950, the cenonist government, in an effort to distance itself from the nationalist and Kwang superiority attitudes of [[Qonklese Empire\|imperial Qonklaks]], officially recognized X ethnic groups in the country, whose dignities are enshrined in the constitution. As having an ethnonym ''Kwan'' in the name of the country would inadvertently signal the elevation of one ethnic group as more important over others, the government officially classifies the Kwang people with the ethnonym '''Hiang''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''Hèin''), harkening back to the Hiang dynasty, the polity most commonly attributed for the birth of Qonklese culture.		In 1950, the cenonist government, in an effort to distance itself from the nationalist and Kwang superiority attitudes of [[Qonklese Empire\|imperial Qonklaks]], officially recognized X ethnic groups in the country, whose dignities are enshrined in the constitution. As having an ethnonym ''Kwan'' in the name of the country would inadvertently signal the elevation of one ethnic group as more important over others, the government officially classifies the Kwang people with the ethnonym '''Hiang''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''Hèin''), harkening back to the Hiang dynasty, the polity most commonly attributed for the birth of Qonklese culture.

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Kyuo at 07:43, 28 November 2025

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	{{Infobox ethnic group\|group=Kwang people / Hiang people\|native_name=Kwan / Hèin\|population=c. 1.1 billion}}		{{Infobox ethnic group\|group=Kwang people / Hiang people\|native_name=Kwan / Hèin\|population=c. 1.03 billion}}

	The '''Kwang''' '''people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Kwan''), officially recognized by the [[Qonklaks\|Qonklese]] government as the '''Hiang people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Hèin'', lit. 'people of the [[Hiang]]) are a Southern Tammuz ethnic group who speak [[Kwang language\|Kwang]], the most widely spoken Macro-Kwang language. They make up 91% percent of the population in [[Qonklaks]].		The '''Kwang''' '''people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Kwan''), officially recognized by the [[Qonklaks\|Qonklese]] government as the '''Hiang people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Hèin'', lit. 'people of the [[Hiang]]) are a Southern Tammuz ethnic group who speak [[Kwang language\|Kwang]], the most widely spoken Macro-Kwang language. They make up 91% percent of the population in [[Qonklaks]].

Kyuo at 07:42, 28 November 2025

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	{{Infobox ethnic group\|group=Kwang people / Hiang people\|native_name=Kwan / Hèin}}		{{Infobox ethnic group\|group=Kwang people / Hiang people\|native_name=Kwan / Hèin\|population=c. 1.1 billion}}

	The '''Kwang''' '''people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Kwan''), officially recognized by the [[Qonklaks\|Qonklese]] government as the '''Hiang people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Hèin'', lit. 'people of the [[Hiang]]) are a Southern Tammuz ethnic group who speak [[Kwang language\|Kwang]], the most widely spoken Macro-Kwang language. They make up 91% percent of the population in [[Qonklaks]].		The '''Kwang''' '''people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Kwan''), officially recognized by the [[Qonklaks\|Qonklese]] government as the '''Hiang people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Hèin'', lit. 'people of the [[Hiang]]) are a Southern Tammuz ethnic group who speak [[Kwang language\|Kwang]], the most widely spoken Macro-Kwang language. They make up 91% percent of the population in [[Qonklaks]].

Kyuo at 07:42, 28 November 2025

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			{{Infobox ethnic group\|group=Kwang people / Hiang people\|native_name=Kwan / Hèin}}

	The '''Kwang''' '''people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Kwan''), officially recognized by the [[Qonklaks\|Qonklese]] government as the '''Hiang people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Hèin'', lit. 'people of the [[Hiang]]) are a Southern Tammuz ethnic group who speak [[Kwang language\|Kwang]], the most widely spoken Macro-Kwang language. They make up 91% percent of the population in [[Qonklaks]].		The '''Kwang''' '''people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Kwan''), officially recognized by the [[Qonklaks\|Qonklese]] government as the '''Hiang people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Hèin'', lit. 'people of the [[Hiang]]) are a Southern Tammuz ethnic group who speak [[Kwang language\|Kwang]], the most widely spoken Macro-Kwang language. They make up 91% percent of the population in [[Qonklaks]].

Kyuo at 05:53, 28 November 2025

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	The '''Kwang''' '''people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Kwan''), officially recognized by the [[Qonklaks\|Qonklese]] government as the '''Hiang people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Hèin'', lit. 'people of the [[Hiang]]) are a Southern Tammuz ethnic group who speak [[Kwang language\|Kwang]], the most widely spoken Macro-Kwang language. They make up 91% percent of the population in [[Qonklaks]].		The '''Kwang''' '''people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Kwan''), officially recognized by the [[Qonklaks\|Qonklese]] government as the '''Hiang people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Hèin'', lit. 'people of the [[Hiang]]) are a Southern Tammuz ethnic group who speak [[Kwang language\|Kwang]], the most widely spoken Macro-Kwang language. They make up 91% percent of the population in [[Qonklaks]].

			== Terminology ==

			=== Kwang ===
			Prior to the founding of cenonist Qonklaks, the most common term referring to this group was ''Kwan'', the same ethnonym found in the Kwang word for Qonklaks, ''Kwai Kwan''.

			=== Hiang ===
			In 1950, the cenonist government, in an effort to distance itself from the nationalist and Kwang superiority attitudes of [[Qonklese Empire\|imperial Qonklaks]], officially recognized X ethnic groups in the country, whose dignities are enshrined in the constitution. As having an ethnonym ''Kwan'' in the name of the country would inadvertently signal the elevation of one ethnic group as more important over others, the government officially classifies the Kwang people with the ethnonym '''Hiang''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''Hèin''), harkening back to the Hiang dynasty, the polity most commonly attributed for the birth of Qonklese culture.

Kyuo at 05:45, 28 November 2025

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	The '''Kwang''' '''people''', officially recognized by the [[Qonklaks\|Qonklese]] government as the		The '''Kwang''' '''people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Kwan''), officially recognized by the [[Qonklaks\|Qonklese]] government as the '''Hiang people''' (<small>Kwang:</small> ''ngeiq Hèin'', lit. 'people of the [[Hiang]]) are a Southern Tammuz ethnic group who speak [[Kwang language\|Kwang]], the most widely spoken Macro-Kwang language. They make up 91% percent of the population in [[Qonklaks]].

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